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Primary Play Your Part

Primary Play Your Part is a project providing newly commissioned playscripts to primary schools to use as their festive show.

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Navigating the Present, Shaping the Future Symposium: PART ONE

Together with Derby City Council, UKNA wish to discuss some of the key questions for new artists now and in the future: supporting and sustaining their practice and learning what we can do together and for each other.

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Behind the scenes at Stephenson Memorial Hall

The multi-million pound refurbishment of Stephenson Memorial Hall – which will create a state-of-the-art cultural venue in the heart of Chesterfield town centre – is progressing at pace. Representatives from Chesterfield Borough Council were provided with a behind-the-scenes tour to review progress and see how work to transform the building has been progressing.

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PEAK VISION ARTS TO HOST NOVEMBER SHOW FEATURING UNIQUE ARTWORK AND CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Peak Vision Arts, a collective of five talented artists inspired by the beauty and community of the Peak District, is excited to announce their November Show taking place on Saturday, November 16 and Sunday, November 17 at Number 89 Market Street, Chapel-en-le-Frith,

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Connecting communities in Chesterfield with history and culture

Chesterfield Borough Council has received funding from Arts Council England to host a variety of museum exhibitions being held at partner venues across the borough and a series of plays at the Winding Wheel Theatre. The programme will run until August 2025.

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The Pye Hill & District Male Voice Choir Est: 1903 ‘Not Only a Choir, More an Extended Family’ Concert in Aid of Prostate Cancer UK

Last year, The Pye Hill & District Male Voice Choir celebrated its 120th Anniversary. The choir in May toured the Durham area and provided two highly successful concerts at Beamish Museum to near capacity audiences in a ‘living museum’ experience.

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